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* It also appears on international prints of ''Crimes of Passion'' (1984) and ''Iron Warrior'', though the [[Arrow Video]] release of the former goes straight to the opening title screen, while the latter is plastered with the 2001 variant of the 1986 MGM logo. | * It also appears on international prints of ''Crimes of Passion'' (1984) and ''Iron Warrior'', though the [[Arrow Video]] release of the former goes straight to the opening title screen, while the latter is plastered with the 2001 variant of the 1986 MGM logo. | ||
* It also appears on the screener VHS release of ''The Arrival'' from Live Entertainment, followed by a shortened version of Live's logo. | * It also appears on the screener VHS release of ''The Arrival'' from Live Entertainment, followed by a shortened version of Live's logo. | ||
* It is unknown if this also appears on | * It is unknown if this also appears on ''Phat Beach'', also produced by Live Entertainment. | ||
* This logo also appears on ''Behind Enemy Lines'' (1997). | * This logo also appears on ''Behind Enemy Lines'' (1997). | ||
* It is unknown if this appears on U.S. theatrical prints of the 1989 film ''Rude Awakening''; the [[HBO Home Entertainment|HBO Video]] VHS release only has the Aaron Russo Entertainment logo instead. | * It is unknown if this appears on U.S. theatrical prints of the 1989 film ''Rude Awakening''; the [[HBO Home Entertainment|HBO Video]] VHS release only has the Aaron Russo Entertainment logo instead. | ||